In 2017, President Donald Trump issued an executive order focused on cybersecurity that specifically called out the need for a federal response to internet-of-things-based botnet
As public safety users rely more and more often on mobile technology, what are the common issues they encounter with smartphones and tablets that are
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) helped lay the foundation for autonomous ground vehicles with a 300-mile challenge race. DARPA also pushed AI-powered, software-defined
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Challenges, portals and virtual events: How PSCR is bringing tech and public safety together
For resilient networks and “tech to protect”, PSCR looks to collaboration Amid a rapidly evolving technology landscape, how do public safety agencies find out about the
A new blueprint for internet of things adoption by municipalities offers up three models for the ownership and operation of IoT networks for smart cities. The
Six ways that the IoT can benefit cities
A new blueprint for internet of things adoption by municipalities lays out half a dozen areas where IoT can offer benefits to cities. The Municipal IoT
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Categories Disaster City, ETSI, MCPTT, NIST, PSCR, public safety, Test and Measurement, Texas A&M University
Hosting an ETSI plugtest: 31 VPNs, 120 engineers, 2,100 test cases
LAS VEGAS — What does it take to host an ETSI plugtest event? A whole lot of bandwidth — literally and figuratively — months of
In a series of hallways made up of orange, grid-patterned walls and white floors with boxy fluorescent lights on the ceilings, virtual flames crackle and
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Categories 5G, 5G antennas, Featured, GL Communications, Ixia, NIST, Tektronix, Test and Measurement
Test and Measurement: NIST doubles up on robotic arms to test 5G antennas
Why have one robotic arm to test 5G antennas, when you can have two? The National Institute of Standards and Technology has outfitted a test chamber with